Tony Schiavone Says Women's Division Star Is 'Banged Up' Following AEW All Out 2026

One AEW women's division champion didn't make it out of All Out 2026 unscathed. The Chicago street fight for the AEW Women's Tag Team Championships saw plenty of wild spots with weapons, including a barbed wire-covered steel chair, as well as a bag of thumbtacks. After the bout, which pit the Brawling Birds against the Divine Dominion, AEW commentator Tony Schiavone revealed on "What Happened When" that Jamie Hayter was a bit worse for wear.

"I talked to Jamie afterwards and Jamie said, 'Yeah, I'm okay. I kind of got a little banged up, but I'm going to be okay,'" Schiavone revealed. "I told her, I said, 'What's wrong with you?' I said, 'I get it, you're Brawling Birds, but for crying out loud, that was crazy.' And it was. They kicked each others' a*****. It ended up being a very entertaining match."

Schiavone agreed with co-host Conrad Thompson that he couldn't remember a more violent women's tag team match. While any official injuries to Hayter, or the others involved, weren't revealed, the four did not compete on "AEW Dynamite: A Tribute to Pac" on Wednesday following the pay-per-view.

Hayter took plenty of abuse throughout the street fight, including a DDT on the barbed wire chair, but gave plenty back, including a Death Valley Driver that sent Megan Bayne into a board also covered in barbed wire. The bloody bout ended with Hayter and Alex Windsor sending Lena Kross into the bag of thumb tacks the challenger had just poured out into the ring with a Two Birds, One Stone for the victory to retain their tag team titles.

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